Take a look at this story from Covington, Kentucky about the Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky checking buses for bed bugs — TANK bus routes serve the Northern Kentucky suburbs of Cincinnati. It is an extremely candid piece:
About that public conversation we are to have about the bed bug problems in our cities… There was an exchange today in comments that I want to share.
If you’ve read the Cincinnati/Hamilton County Joint Bed But Task Force Strategic Plan, you know it contemplated three areas for statistical research:
The Cincinnati Enquirer today:
What is most impressive about the Cincinnati/Hamilton County Joint Bed Bug Task Force Strategic Plan is the breadth and accuracy of the analysis. Continue reading
The first thing you notice is the simple direction to call for help. Continue reading
The statements of government and public health officials frame the issues and define the challenges and the terms of success and accountability. Continue reading
In the next few days we’re going to take a very close look at the Cincinnati/Hamilton County Joint Bed Bug Task Force Strategic Plan. Continue reading
At the June 24 Cincinnati Board of Health Meeting, Assistant Health Commissioner Dr. Camille Jones gave an update on the “bedbug issue” and the news wasn’t especially promising. Continue reading
The Cincinnati Department of Health is hosting a bed bug conference on August 14, a day-long conference, as part of a strategy to raise public awareness. Continue reading